Botched CIA operations may have handed Iran vital information on how to make nuclear weapons and betrayed the identities of America's spies in the country, according to a new book on US intelligence.
The latest account of American intelligence failures includes details of how the CIA allegedly tried to slip Teheran some Russian designs for an atomic bomb, which contained hidden flaws that would have made any device inoperable.
The Iranians, however, were tipped off by the very agent sent to give them the documents.
What.
The.
FUCK?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
Between Clinton and Cah-duh allowing North Korea to get it's hands on a nuke, and the CIA giving Iran a damn blueprint for it's own nuclear weapon, I really think that we can say our government has shit all over itself so hard that it's never getting clean.
If you had any doubt that the CIA was a group of bungling incompetent shitnozzles, let that doubt be wiped away. Right now the only think the CIA is good at is leaking information that might hurt President Bush.
And they're only halfway decent at that.
And farther down on Ace's blog is this post, which sums up how I feel rather nicely. You know those people who write a post, and then you read it and think "Dammit, THAT'S what I wanted to say!" Yeah. This is one of those posts.
Courtesy and respect do not come at the end of a knife used to saw off a head. What Islamists seek is our subordination -- at which point it becomes necessary to resist by all means necessary. And courtesy and respect go out the window.
As long as Islamists aren't trying to kill me or subordinate me to their religion (not mine), I am more than willing to refrain from insulting something sacred to them.
The moment the request for respect comes as a demand, with the threat of violence for non-compliance, the proper response must be "Fuck you and your pedophilic murderer of a 'prophet' (and God-damn him to Hell).'"
That's not polite. Nor is it respectful. But neither is arson, bombing, maiming, and murder. Courtesy and respect are to be offered only to those civilized enough to offer it in return.
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